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LETTER: What do Utahns really want

They want to live in a house made out of wood and concrete and stone with gypsum wallboard and nice windows. They want central air and heating – keeping the temperature about 70 or72 degrees year around. They want lights in the house and lots of lights the surrounding areas for safety. They ...

LETTER: Trump’s actions show instability

We’re watching a sitting president whose mental fitness is so clearly compromised that America’s closest allies are preparing to treat the U.S. like a rogue state. They’re not preparing tariffs because of policy disagreements, they’re preparing them because they’ve concluded, quite ...

LETTER: What should Utahns want?

Our representatives' mandate is to represent the wishes of its constituents. They don’t. 82% of Utahns want existing monuments kept intact; 57% oppose states getting control over national public lands, and 85% want professionals to make decisions concerning public lands. 76% want water, air, ...

LETTER: My form of Trump Derangement Syndrome

The President and his allies are fond of saying anyone who criticizes him suffers from “Trump Derangement Syndrome.” His actions on tariffs, killing people on the high seas, backing himself into a corner on Greenland, unleashing ICE, groveling after a Nobel Peace Prize, and other actions, ...

LETTER: Gratitude for efforts of Roy mayor

As a life-long resident of Roy, I would like to take this opportunity to offer my sincere appreciation to out-going Mayor Robert “Bob” Dandoy. His dedication and many years of service in two terms as Mayor, former member of the City Council and Planning Commission and also in 2012 as the ...

LETTER: Frustrations with President Trump

How do we loathe President Donald J. Trump, let us count a few ways. 1. We agree with his sister, a former federal judge, and his niece, a psychologist, who wrote that he hasn’t changed since he was three years old. 2. He will use name calling and insults and say things that are not true ...